Re: Blooper in this weeks AT40!!! -- American Top 40: The Countdown of the Century

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Date Posted: 15:42:35 04/22/02 Mon
Author: fidel
Subject: Re: Blooper in this weeks AT40!!!
In reply to: Aaron McCracken 's message, "Re: Blooper in this weeks AT40!!!" on 11:37:39 04/20/02 Sat

In fact, there has been some mistake because Casey says "this week the colourful star who doesn't like a colourful dressing room is singing the song that once again is the biggest hit in the land... the brand new number one song in the USA on American Top 40 is Ain't it funny by Jennifer Lopez featuring Ja Rule".

I've also noticed something a bit strange at the beginning of the show's last segment. Right after the AT40 jingle Casey says "here's the hit that held down the top spot for the past six weeks, at #2 now, In The End by Linkin Park".

I found it strange because he just introduces the song without saying one of his typical sentences like "these are radio's most played hits..." or "Once a week with AT40 and you know...", etc. And it's not the first time I've noticed such thing in the past few weeks. I would say someone's not paying enough attention at the production level or there is some kind of confusion when putting the pieces together.

I may be quibbling a little too much, but I think this kind of mistakes shouldn't happen on AT40. We sure miss Don Bustany!

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